Examples of using Too often in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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The emphasis is too often placed on convenience for service providers, and there is little flexibility in the mechanisms used to deliver services.
We note, however, that still there is too often a waste of resources, duplication of effort and undesirable competition among the humanitarian organizations themselves.
It was an issue which had all too often been neglected in discussions on fertility.
Too often the important activities of the General Assembly are given only a marginal role or even ignored.
Instead, we remained content too often with attitudes that assuaged our consciences without resolving the problems.
It's not too often that you see this, and honestly, most people wouldn't
Directional lever to nunchuku indicates the direction of movement of players, unfortunately I have too often met with when I wanted to go left and go but the wiimote did not respond to a command to play ball.
Each country will pursue a path rooted in the culture of its people and in its past traditions. And I admit that America has too often been selective in its promotion of democracy."(A/64/PV.3, p. 14).
Too often.
Chuckles Not too often.
That too often talk.
Seems like too often.
You come too often.
She too often ponders.
You sneer too often.
Don't ask too often.
Doesn't happen too often.
It happens all too often;
Menya too often friends ask.
But they were too often successful.